This is a brilliant PowerPoint to help teach A Level Music Technology students one of the most important keyboards… the Fender Rhodes. It includes information on how it works, songs that feature it and a practical task including MIDI file for Riders of the storm - The Doors. This resource works well with my others on keyboard instruments

This is a fantastic PowerPoint and MIDI file for educating A Level Music Tech students on one of the classic keyboards from history; The Wurlitzer! There are slides dedicated to how it works, songs that features the keyboard and a practical DAW task at the end. This package also comes with MIDI files of Supertramp’s Logical Song to use for the practical task.

This is a free lesson powerpoint for A Level Music Technology students. It is designed to assist the learning of Component 3 - styles. Only a short PowerPoint, but works well as a follow on from Rock n Roll.

This PowerPoint is designed to help teach the influence of music technology on blues. There is a timetable of development, facts and audio examples Great for a theory lesson

This is a PowerPoint for final revision for the component 4 A level music technology exam. Common mistakes addressed, perfect to reinforce learning and fine tune students for their exam/mock

PowerPoint lesson for teaching about vocal effects such as; autotune, pitch correction, harmonisers, talkbox and vocoder. There is a DAW task, and lots of listening examples and theory. Great for an A Level music technology lesson

This is a detailed 13 slide PowerPoint on Rock n Roll, and the impact of music technology in the genre. There are listening activities, theory, audio examples and images included in the PowerPoint. Perfect for A Level music technology lessons

This quiz is perfect for quizzing students on reverb, with a total of 6 questions, and a total of 21 marks. There is a mixture of technical understanding of reverb, graphs and history. Fits perfectly on one side of A4

This is a brilliant 14 slide PowerPoint to help educate students on methods of recording live ensembles in the studio. Beginning with the development of techniques throughout history, students will understand how the recording process has improved since the 1930’s. There is a mini assessment at the end with a mark scheme

This is a 10 slide PowerPoint to help educate music technology students understand microphone Polar Patterns. There are diagrams, images and a student research task at the end Ideal for Year 10 / 11 / 12 & 13 all studying music technology

Powerpoint for a theory lesson on recording different types of piano There are solutions for common issues, suitable mic types and positions etc Great lesson material for discussion and note taking

Short PowerPoint on the buttons/features you commonly find on condenser mics. This is ideal for expanding on microphones, or for revision.

PowerPoint presentation on the theory behind how microphones work. Starter task about types of microphones Theory behind main 3 microphones Includes makes, models and images

This is an end of topic quiz on Modulation Effects. There are 6 questions with a total of 19 marks available. The quiz includes diagrams, short questions and explanations. There is an answer sheet to help marking quiz Can be used for revision or recap of topic

This is a fantastic PowerPoint for two lessons on basic music theory required for A Level Music Technology. Clear and simple definitions of rhythm and pitch and how to use this knowledge within a DAW such as Logic Pro X. There are two lessons worth of material here, with lots of mini tasks and a mini topic assessment at the end. Screenshots are included to help visualise the content.

A-Z Music Technology Keyword and Definition revision sheet. Suitable for AS and A Level Music Technology Great tool for revision or to create a match and pair starter game

Part 1 - Introduction to recording snare and bass drum Part 2 - Introduction to recording HH, overheads and Toms Introduction to recording techniques, diagrams and tasks relating to content.